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Extending Narrative Therapy: A collection of practice-based papers

Intersecting Stories: Narrative therapy reflections on gender, culture and justice — contributions from Tileah Drahm-Butler, Jill Faulkner, Alyssha Fooks, Sekneh Hammoud-Beckett, Renee Handsaker and Simangaliso Brenda Nyoni

Michael White’s workshop notes — Michael White

Narrative Therapy: Responding to your questions — Shona Russell & Maggie Carey (compiled by)

Bringing our gaze to perinatal depression— Amanda Worrall

Creating stories of hope: A narrative approach to illness, death and grief— Lorraine Hedtke

My meeting place: Re-arming ourselves with cultural knowledge, spirituality and community connectedness— Vanessa Davis

The ‘Life Certificate’: A tool for grief work in Singapore— Mohamed Fareez

Thwarting Shame: Feminist engagement in group work with men recruited to patriarchal dominance in relationship— Kylie Dowse

Towards a decolonising practice: A non-Aboriginal worker finding meaningful ways to work in an Aboriginal context— Grace Drahm

What the Wildman, the Dragon-Arguing Monster and Camellia the Chameleon taught me about externalising conversations— Maggie Carey

Hopeful conversations about voice hearing— Chris Dolman & Michael Spurrier

Narrativising’ a Vocal Tic: The Use of Narrative Therapy in the Ridding of ‘Mr Squeeky’— Miguel Fernandez

Navigating relationships when our children are in out-of-home care: A narrative group and community project for parents whose lives are affected by child protection intervention and the removal of their children— Lauren Graham

Picturing stories: Drawings in narrative family therapy with children— Anik Serneels

Talking about sex: Narrative approaches to discussing sex life in therapy— Ron Findlay

The narrative docket: Facilitating narrative practices with involuntarily referred adolescents— Clement Yee

Using Narrative Practices with Anxiety and Depression: Elevating Context, Joining People, and Collecting Insider-knowledges— David Newman

What to do when a diagnosis doesn’t fit?— Amy Druker

Seeking treasure beneath the ruins: Stories of narrative practice with children and their loved ones— Ross Hernandez

‘My story to be told’: Explorations in narrative documentation with people from refugee backgrounds— Chanelle Burns

Co-researching Hikikomori problem with insiders’ knowledges: Creating ‘Nakama'(Comradeship) across the ocean & generations— Sumie Ishikawa

Community Therapy: A Participatory Response to Psychic Misery— Adalberto Barreto & Marilene Grandesso

Good Answers to Bad Invitations— Pam Burr Smith

Moving beyond the single story: using a double-storied assessment tool in narrative practice — Jake Peterson

Troublemaker Cards: Promoting the language of responsibility and prevention in men’s domestic violence— Ryan Greenwell

Witnessing practices of resistance, resilience and kinship in childbirth: a collective narrative project— Phoebe Barton

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